McGill Method to
address back pain.

by Dr. Mark Bevers
Apply for an assessment

Welcome to our evidence based approach to address back pain.

A personal assessment with Dr. Mark Bevers, chiropractor and McGill Method Provider. We explore which movements, postures and daily activities influence your low back pain, and provide practical guidance tailored to your situation.

4 reasons
to choose for our approach

Recognize the pain, understand your painmechanism, avoid pain triggers.

Follow-up

we follow up with all of our patients

Personal approach

practical advice tailored to you

Understand

your pain mechanism

Control

over your own body

The McGill Method

understand, recognize, address.

Dr. Mark Bevers — chiropractor and McGill Method Provider, with years of direct experience working with Professor Stuart McGill.

The McGill Method informs our assessment and movement coaching. Together, we work to:

Recognize the pain
Recognize the pain

Understand the painmechanism
Understand the painmechanism

Avoid paintriggers
Avoid paintriggers

Approach at source

We investigate which movements, postures and loads influence your symptoms. This helps us develop practical advice and movement strategies tailored to your daily activities and goals.

Are you ready for the McGill method?

This is how you qualify for the McGill assessement
01

Chronic low back pain

You have had chronic low back pain (multiple episodic flare-ups) for at least three months.

02

No other succesful interventions

You have not responded to traditional treatment interventions.

03

An active role in your recovery

You want to understand your back pain and take an active role in the next steps.

Locations and
consultation days.

All year round

Uden, NL

09.00 - 18.00 uur
Rondweg 15, 5406 NK
Dubai skyline at night

By arrangement.

Dubai, UAE

Consultations by arrangement. Contact us for current availability and online options.

Private consultation, at requested location

It's possible for Dr. Bevers to travel to your location

Find out and learn more about your back pain.

Your back pain is unique, and that makes treatment complex. That’s why we ask that you first read the book Back Mechanic by Dr. Stuart McGill. With this book, you will prepare yourself excellently for your appointment* with Mark Bevers.

Step 1

Your history

We review your symptoms and history, and help you understand low back pain.

Step 2

The assessment

We will conduct a thorough assessment to converge on a precise understanding of the pain mechanism

Step 3

Movement coaching, your road to recovery

Working on spinal hygiene, understanding what to do and what to avoid and building a resilent back.

The assessment consists of 1 visit and we follow up by phone and/or email
The assessment consists of 1 visit and we follow up by phone and/or email

How you respond to the McGill Method is based on numerous factors, including: the severity of your injury, the symptom duration and severity, tissues involved, number of therapies and surgeries attempted, compliance with movement coaching, age, health, and patient fitness. However, many of these factors can be addressed after learning what to do and what to avoid.

Master of Chiropractic

Mark Bevers.

Dr. Mark Bevers graduated as a chiropractor from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in Bournemouth, England, after previously studying physical therapy. He worked closely with Professor Stuart McGill over many years. As a McGill Method Provider, he focuses on personal assessment and movement coaching for people with persistent low back pain.

Professor Emeritus

Stuart McGill.

Professor Stuart McGill developed the McGill Method through decades of research into spine biomechanics and low back pain. Mark Bevers worked directly with him over many years. This experience informs Mark’s assessment, explanation of symptoms and practical movement coaching.

Schedule your assessment.

Assessments are available in Dutch and English. After your request, we will contact you to discuss your situation and the available options.

    Contact

    Have a question about the McGill Method or the assessment? Send an email to info@drbevers.com

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